Henry Longman

English cricketer

Henry Kerr Longman (8 March 1881 – 7 October 1958) was an English first-class cricketer active 1901–21 who played for Middlesex, Surrey, Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) and Cambridge University. He was born in Kensington; died in Woking.[1]

References

  1. ^ Henry Longman at CricketArchive
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Longman family tree

Ezekiel Longman
(1630–1708)
Sarah
Mary Osborn
(died 1762)
Thomas Longman
(1699–1755)
Henry LongmanMary
Elizabeth Harris
(born 1739)
Thomas Longman
(1730–1797)
Mary Slater
(1781–1842)
Thomas Norton Longman
(1771–1842)
George Longman
(1776–1822)
Georgiana Bates
(1816–1890)
Thomas Longman
(1804–1879)
William Longman
(1813–1877)
Emma Pratt Barlow
(1818–1884)
Mary Frances Kerr
(1856–1941)
George Henry Longman
(1852–1938)
Thomas Norton Longman
(1849–1930)
Sir Hubert Harry Longman
(1856–1940)
Charles James Longman
(1852–1934)
Harriet Ann Evans
(1857–1938)
Henry Kerr Longman
(1881–1958)
Marjorie Russell
(1889–1958)
Robert Guy Longman
(1882–1971)
William Longman
(1882–1967)
John Cecil Longman
(1912–1965)
Mark Frederick Kerr Longman
(1916–1972)
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